Keybind Commands

LegitRequires injection

Binds chat messages and commands to keys. Press a bound key and Citron sends that line once, as if you had typed it: a line starting with / goes out as a command, anything else as a chat message.

The module is its list of lines, which you edit in the panel or in the Click GUI. Type a line and click Add or press Enter (in the Click GUI, click + add a command first), then click the row and press the key or mouse button to bind. Pressing Escape while a row waits for its key clears the key, and the x removes the row; to change a line, remove it and add it again.

Lines only send while the module is on, you are in a world with Minecraft focused, and no menu, chat or Click GUI is open, so typing a bound key into chat never fires it. Put {game} in a line (or {GAME} for capitals) to insert the game Queue detected, for example /play {game}.

Note

You can keep up to 32 lines of up to 200 characters. Each key sends one line, so binding a key that another row uses takes it off that row. The list is saved apart from your configs, so switching or sharing a config never changes it.

Note

The key still reaches Minecraft as well, so choose one that does nothing in game.

Tip

{game} only fills in while Queue is switched on and has detected your game. Until then, a line that uses it is not sent.

Settings

This module has no settings of its own. Switch it on, or bind it to a key.

Related modules

• Queue: Requeues the game you were playing, on a key or on its own
• Custom Chat: Draws the chat as a HUD element you can place